Best Rams vs. Jaguars Prop Bets: This Marks a Dozen London Games for Jacksonville

• This is the 12th game for the Jacksonville Jaguars in London

• The Los Angeles Rams could be without both wide receiver Puka Nacua and Blake Corum due to ankle injuries suffered in Week 6

• The Jaguars have allowed four quarterbacks to hit or surpass 250 passing yards in a game this season

Week 7 of the 2025-26 NFL season marks the 12th time that the Jacksonville Jaguars have played in London since 2013, and here, they're taking on the Los Angeles Rams.

In this game, the Jaguars are 3-point underdogs. The Rams are sixth in Super Bowl odds at +1600. Additionally, the Rams quarterback, Matthew Stafford, is toward the top of the NFL MVP odds, also at +1600.

Best Rams vs. Jaguars Prop Bets

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Kyren Williams Anytime TD (-135) at Fanatics Sportsbook

Williams’ odds to score are -135, and it makes a lot of sense. 

This season, he’s drawn 76.6% of the running back carries and an 11.2% team target share. In all, he’s run 95 times for 418 yards and two touchdowns and has caught 18 passes on 23 targets for 155 yards and three touchdowns. 

Now, he heads into this game with wide receiver Puka Nacua and fellow running back Blake Corum possibly out. 

This season, when Nacua and Corum aren’t on the field, Williams has gotten 100% of the running back carries, and his target share has gone up to 17.6%, which is second in the NFL. 

So, if they’re both out, Williams is going to get a bunch of opportunities, and with the running back position, opportunities are key. 

The Jaguars have had a stiff run defense, allowing just 67 rushing yards per game, but they’re also allowing the seventh-most receiving yards to the position per game at 44.17. 

Williams will often be used in both the running and passing games and will find the end zone.

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Matthew Stafford 250+ Passing Yards (-120) at Fanatics Sportsbook

Through six games this season, the Jaguars are allowing 266.17 passing yards per game. Of the six quarterbacks, all but two have passed for 250 yards or more. 

The ones that fell short? Bryce Young of the Carolina Panthers and C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans. 

Yeah, Stafford is definitely better than both of those players. 

As for Stafford, he’s hit 250 passing yards or more in three of six games this season, falling just short in Week 1 with 245. 

Going further, the Jaguars primarily play Cover-3 defense. They’ve played in on about 36% of opposing quarterback dropbacks. The next closest is Cover-6 at 27%. 

Against those coverages this season, Stafford is 63 of 85 (74.1%) for 861 yards (10.1 yards per attempt), three touchdowns, and one interception. 

Even without Nacua, Stafford will be in for a great game.

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Kyren Williams 18+ Carries (+105) at Fanatics Sportsbook

Getting the +105 odds, I’m willing to take a chance on this one. 

This season, the opposing running backs are averaging 18.33 carries per game against the Jaguars, despite the team allowing under 70 rushing yards per game to the position. 

This season, Williams is averaging nearly 16 carries per game, and that’s been with Corum around.

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